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HF8 Haptic Gaming Pad
Sim racers who want haptic body feedback that drops onto any existing seat with zero cockpit modification.
Sim racers who want haptic body feedback that drops onto any existing seat with zero cockpit modification. Key specs: 8 localized haptic motors positioned across the seat/back; USB connection for PC + 3.5mm audio jack for console/audio devices; Plug-and-play PC software with multi-channel profiles (no sound card/amp needed); Customizable and shareable haptic profiles per game title; Supports users up to 6'9" and 330 lbs.
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Specs
| Highlight 1 | 8 localized haptic motors positioned across the seat/back |
|---|---|
| Highlight 2 | USB connection for PC + 3.5mm audio jack for console/audio devices |
| Highlight 3 | Plug-and-play PC software with multi-channel profiles (no sound card/amp needed) |
| Highlight 4 | Customizable and shareable haptic profiles per game title |
| Highlight 5 | Supports users up to 6'9" and 330 lbs |
Pros
- 8 localized haptic motors positioned across the seat/back
- USB connection for PC + 3.5mm audio jack for console/audio devices
- Plug-and-play PC software with multi-channel profiles (no sound card/amp needed)
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